RSP events
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Scholarly Communications: New Developments in Open Access
1st June 2012, 09:30, RIBA, Central London
This free one day event is aimed at those working in research repositories and higher education libraries but may be of interest to a wider audience including researchers. It will showcase examples of innovative approaches which support open access to research outputs and an open approach to scholarship. This includes new publishing initiatives – journals and monographs, new approaches to peer review, data sharing, the role of repositories and the use of social networking tools by academics.
Booking for this event has closed.
Delegate Map
RSP has been active in supporting the development of the national infrastructure. This map shows the insitutions who have had a representative at an RSP event. We are very pleased that it reflects the national spread of HE institutions.
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FREE RSP Webinar- Latest proposed changes in the UK copyright law
24th April 2012, 11:00, Online Webinar
In this free webinar Charles Oppenheim, Emeritus Professor of Information Science at Loughborough University, will present on the latest proposed changes in the UK copyright law.
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Advocacy on implementing funders' mandates
27th March 2012, 03:00, Online Webinar
In this free webinar, Scott Lapinski, Digital Resource and Services Librarian, Countway Medical Library, Harvard University, is going to discuss the National Institutes of Health (NIH) public-access policy and the issues and workflows that should be part of any outreach effort to support researchers with repository submission requirements under funder-mandate guidelines. This is the first in a series of webinars on advocacy issues concerning institutional repositories.This webinar may be of interest to librarians, authors and repository managers.The webinar will take place on March 27th, 3pm (GMT). -
FREE RSP Webinar Copyright - Web 2.0, Creative Commons Licenses and orphan works
9th March 2012, 11:00, Online Webinar
In this free webinar Charles Oppenheim, Emeritus Professor of Information Science at Loughborough University, will present on issues related to Web 2.0, the use of non-exclusive Creative Commons licenses and the current situation concerning orphan works.
This webinar may be of interest to librarians, authors and repository managers.
